The Legacy of Chalcedon

Gray, Patrick

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“…As a further check of this value, we independently measured v sin i ⋆ using the highest signal-to-noise spectrum of WASP-79. This was done by fitting a rotationally broadened Gaussian (Gray 2005) to a least-squares deconvolution profile (Donati et al 1997) obtained for each spectral order of WASP-79. The distribution of values along with an examination of the goodness of the fits was used to estimate the uncertainty for this v sin i ⋆ measurement (Gray 2005).…”

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“…This was done by fitting a rotationally broadened Gaussian (Gray 2005) to a least-squares deconvolution profile (Donati et al 1997) obtained for each spectral order of WASP-79. The distribution of values along with an examination of the goodness of the fits was used to estimate the uncertainty for this v sin i ⋆ measurement (Gray 2005). This results in a value of v sin i ⋆ = 18.2±0.…”

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A NEARLY POLAR ORBIT FOR THE EXTRASOLAR HOT JUPITER WASP-79b

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Tinney

Wright

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We report the measurement of a spin-orbit misalignment for WASP-79b, a recently discovered, bloated hot Jupiter from the WASP survey. Data were obtained using the CYCLOPS2 opticalfiber bundle and its simultaneous calibration system feeding the UCLES spectrograph on the Anglo-Australian Telescope. We have used the Rossiter-McLaughlin effect to determine the skyprojected spin-orbit angle to be λ = −106 +19 −13• . This result indicates a significant misalignment between the spin axis of the host star and the orbital plane of the planet -the planet being in a nearly polar orbit. WASP-79 is consistent with other stars that have T ef f > 6250K and host hot Jupiters in spin-orbit misalignment.

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A NEARLY POLAR ORBIT FOR THE EXTRASOLAR HOT JUPITER WASP-79b

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“…18 Among the latter were Istrian bishops, suffragans of the see of Aquileia, who considered the rejection of the Three Chapters as the invalidation of the Christology of the Synod of Chalcedon. When Justinian in 553 anathematized the persons and writings of Theo dore of Mopsuestia, Cyril of Alexandria and Ibas of Edessa, many of the western bishops opposed the Justinian condemnation of these authors.…”

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Christological Program in the Apse of Basilica Eufrasiana in Poreč

Vicelja-Matijašić¹

2008

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Reading in the Byzantine Empire and Beyond

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Among the works composed by Photiosthe captain of the guard, ambassador and chief imperial secretary who served two terms as patriarch under the emperors Michael III and Basil Iis one known as the Myriobiblos (the 'Myriad Books') or Bibliotheca (the 'Library').  A huge endeavour, it consisted of around  reviews of varying length that summarised the content of a text or group of texts, and provided remarks on the style as well as biographical details of the authors. Assuming knowledge of works that were considered canonical and therefore used as textbooks, Photios explicitly excluded these from discussion. Instead, his reviews represented forays further afield, pointing to the voracious breadth of his interests. Theological writings dominated, as one would expect of an ecclesiastic, but secular works of greater or lesser antiquity, including a number of considerable rarity, were not neglected: alongside reviews of philosophical disquisitions, histories, biographies, novels, and poems there are ones of scientific compendia such as lexica, medical treatises, herbals, and agricultural manuals. The quality of the collections to which Photios had access is evident from the fact that he often constitutes our fullest or indeed only source for an ancient text. In many instances, he consulted multiple versions, making an effort to seek out reliable, old manuscripts. Where he could secure access to only a fragmentary copy of a particular work, or had to abandon reading it before he had finished, he would leave space at the end of his draft review in the hope he could return to the task later. There were occasions, too, when he appears to have produced a preliminary evaluation based solely on others' excerpts and summaries.In some cases at least, he explicitly acknowledged that he had not yet managed to find or read the text in question.   Unless otherwise indicated, all translations from the Greek are the work of the author of this chapter.

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The Legacy of Chalcedon

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A NEARLY POLAR ORBIT FOR THE EXTRASOLAR HOT JUPITER WASP-79b

A NEARLY POLAR ORBIT FOR THE EXTRASOLAR HOT JUPITER WASP-79b

Christological Program in the Apse of Basilica Eufrasiana in Poreč

Reading in the Byzantine Empire and Beyond

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